How to kill a BRAND NEW Dure Edge blade

[Anonymous]

Don't check for hidden screws in old wood that you are re-sawing

1 second's contact = 1 dead blade

 

[Philly]

POO!
Sorry
Philly

 

[Bean]

I wondered where that screw had gone :?


Bean

 

[Anonymous]

I wondered where that screw had gone :?


Bean

I knew it would be your fault :twisted: :lol:

 

[Alf]

D'oh!

 

[beech1948]

Tony,

Your not the only one...recently cutting a very tight curve in a 6"x6" piece with a 3/8 inch blade I stopped the machine...accidentally knocked the piece of wood and stopped dead as I realised that the blade would probably now be kinked...d'oh it was..dead blade

 

[Adam]

When I cut some tight curves for the little stool I made recently - I thought "Must remember to swop out this blade and label it my "curves" blade - 'cos it'll cut at an angle from now on. ".

Did I remember? Nope. Result = a succession of non-straight cuts*

Adam

*Only for some new bases for beehives - so not actually of any consequence. But *must* remember to change it before I do anything important!!!

 

[Midnight]

Don't check for hidden screws in old wood that you are re-sawing

black mark on the report card... Must try harder...!!

:wink:

 

[frank]

tony have you posted the screw back to bean :shock: :shock: :roll:

 

[Bean]

Post It :shock: I'm hoping Tony's not damaged it

Bean

 

[Anonymous]

Screw, and two more DE blades in the post.

I feel so....

STUPID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :lol: